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Hi all! So nice to start discussing cool things in this even cooler forum :) I am having a problem .. which i believe is already solved but i would love someone confirming actual experience with the same topic. We are building a client / server architecture, consisting of a web server part
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Hi Friends, I need some help in making site access fast. On an average my site has the traffic 2500 hits per day and on 16th May it had 60,000 hits. On this day site was loading very slow even it was getting time out. I also check out
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(Please bare with me, I'm a new, passionate, confident and terrified programmer :D ) Background: I'm pre-launch and 1 year into the development of my application. My target is to be able to eventually handle millions of registered users with 5-10% of them concurrent. Up to this
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I am looking for a way to distribute files over servers in different physical locations. My main concern is that I have bandwidth limitations on each location, and wish to spread the bandwidth load evenly. Atm. I just have 1:1 copies of the files on all servers, and have
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Is there any type of server technology that allows visitors to a website to become part of the server? Like with bittorrent, users share some of their bandwidth, so would this be possible with web servers where a person goes to a website, downloads and runs the software which makes
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on Wiki someone posted "...For relatively small installations, pub/sub provides the opportunity for better scalability than traditional client-server, through parallel operation, message caching, tree-based or network-based routing, etc. However, as systems scale up to become datacenters with thousands of servers sharing the pub/sub infrastructure, this benefit is
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We are planning to be the first company to do a one million user load test and are looking for someone willing to be the first to have been subjected to such a test! Is YOUR site scalable enough? How do you KNOW? http://capcalblog.blogspot.com. Randy Hayes CapCal
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Hello highscalability world. I just discovered this site yesterday in a search for a scalability resource and was very pleased to find such useful information. I have some questions regarding distributed caching that I was hoping the scalability intelligentsia trafficking this forum could answer. I apologize for my lack of
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My Table has 2 columsn .Column1 is id,Column2 contains information given by user about item in Column1 .User can give 3 types of information about item.I separate the opinion of single user by comma,and opinion of another user by ;. Example- 23-34,us,56;78,in,78 I
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Does anyone know of any articles or papers that discuss the nuts and bolts of how web analytics is implemented at organizations with large volumes of web traffic and a critcal business need to analyze that data - e.g. places like Amazon.com, eBay, and Google? Just as a
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Hi, Some time ago , martin fowler bloged about how HTTP cache headers can be very effectively used in web site design. http://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/SegmentationByFreshness.html How actively HTTP cache headers are considered in web site design? I think it is a great tool to reduce lot of
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Hi, We are using AJAX and see a lot of opportunity to keep session state on client browser with javascript objects. Is there any benchmark about how much data you can generally keep in javascript objects in browser? Thanks, Unmesh